Greenburgh Town Suprvisor Paul Feiner appeared on my WVOX radio program, “HIgh Noon” last week to give his “take” on the county’s controversial plan to purchas and renovate a building owned by one of Andy Spano’s major campaign donors.

Feiner has been waging an uphill battle to do away with county government, and believes the county [...]

Jeanine Pirro may not be number one in politics right now, but her highly-publicized marital problems with husband Al has placed her in a top ten list of infidelity news stories of 2006.

Yes, there is a list for everything.

This particular list was put together by Ruth Houston, a self-decribed “infidelity expert,” who is an author [...]

You never know who you’ll run into at the Larchmont Tavern, one of my faviorite all-time haunts. The walls are filled with photos of local celebrities and personalities, and you never know when one of them will be there in the flesh.

(Owner Arthur Jacobson even has MY picture, strategically placed near the cash register. This [...]

In Thursday’s (Dec. 21) column I wrote about the hard-luck life of Michele Bell of Tuckahoe.

Since that column appeared in The Journal News and lohud.com, several people have either called or sent me e-mails asking how they may give Bell monetary assistance for the holidays. I’ve been telling readers that Bell was not necessarily seeking [...]

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Today’s column was about a legal battle between a pair of Port Chester businessmen who alleged that the G&S of Old Bethpage, Long Island, the “preferred developers” of the village’s downtown, tried to extort them. Bart Didden and Dominick Bologna have claimed that G&S said it wouldn’t press for condemnation of their 35,000-square foot property [...]

My son who is senior at SUNY Albany sent and who, like his father, is fan of fiction having to do with the living dead, sent me some excerpts from a new science fiction book about zombies, called “World War Z.” The author is Max Brooks.

I haven’t read it yet, but apparently the plot includes [...]

Westchester County was thwarted!

The regime of County Executive Andy Spano was stopped from a bait-and-switch land deal, thanks to an alert legislator and a motivated group of homeowners. What the heck, I’ll take a little credit, too.

As reported on this bog and in The Journal News, the county originally had offered to sell a half-acre [...]

This just in from Don Debar, the peripatetic Ossining activist. Don passed this bit of doggie news onto to me as a favor to a friend. Check it out.

These little characters are just two puppies out of a litter of 10 that are up for adoption. Their mother, Maisey, was found pregnant and abandoned on [...]

Tonight’s Westchester County Board of Legislators meeting is all about the bloated budget, but there’s a number of little items they were hoping to slip by….and it looks like we stopped the Spanoistas on one of them.

The Democratic administration had hoped to push through a resolution to put a half-acre of county-owned property up for [...]

It’s been four years since the Ossining School District ditched the Indians as a team mascot in favor of the RiverHawks, a politically correct fit of pique which angered the old guard. The hard feelings bubbled to the surface last week when the name was changed (again!) to the O’s.

In a couple of columns on [...]